The '5 Plus 1' group denied that the person in charge of Monywa Palafa was not tortured and killed

Photo - Monywa Township Public Security Officer (PALF) who died, Ezue Aki. Sagaing Division Monywa Township Eight people were killed during a raid by 5 Plus 1, which was formed by Monywa district battalions (battalions 4, 22, 23, 25, 28) on two public security group camps and a shop where soldiers were sitting.Charges came out. A 5 Plus 1 official denied that the allegations were false and that the bomb had actually caused the death. Pakhoi (July 7) Mizzima. . Sagaing Division Monywa Township, An officer who participated in the raid on their camp denied that Ko Aku, who was in charge of the People's Security Group (PLAF), was not tortured and killed after being captured. On June 29, the National Unity Government (NUG); Monywa District army battalions under the Ministry of Defense raided the PLAFA group in the region under the Ministry of Interior, killing eight people including the PLAFA leader. During the incident, the 37-year-old warden, Ko Aku, was captured alive and then tortured to death by a battalion that participated in the raid.The officer responded. On June 29, around 4:30 p.m., the two controversial Palafa camps in Mon village and a nearby shop where some Palafa members were eating were raided. (22), (23), (25) and (28) were raided simultaneously by a group that called itself '5 Plus 1'. Kidnapping an entrepreneur and asking for money. The officer, who did not want to be named as he was not authorized to give an official answer, said that the exchange of fire started when the Palafa side opened fire during the visit to discuss the accusations that the perpetrators had been assigned responsibility and the complaints of the local community. "We don't want him (Koaku) to die. We want to clear up what they did. We don't want it to end like this. A 40 mm bomb fell into the trench they were retaliating against, and he hit his face on the ground and the bomb fragments penetrated, so he died," he told Mizzima. But among the remaining PLAFA members, suspicion prevails that Koaku was tortured and shot at close range after his arrest. In the photos of Ko Aku's body that appeared on social networks, his face was blackened and three wounds were found. The accusers said that he had been tortured to death, and Ko Aku's face and eyes were black because of being beaten and tortured. They said that the wound on the left breast was a stab wound and the other two were bullet wounds. Regarding the allegation, the member of '5 Plus 1' denied, "If we were to crush and torture, we would be bowing down. Now, what entered the neck is the beginning of a bomb. If you stab it, it will go in with the edge. Now, because this is the beginning, flesh is spilling out of the wound. There are other bullet wounds near the wound." During the process, his troops, including Ko Aku, Ko Lion, Mrs. Ko Hlaing the Ko Boy and two locals. One prisoner killed a total of eight people. NUG Prime Minister's Office Spokesperson U Ne Boon Lat told Mizzima that the raids by the Monywa District battalions on the Palafa camps were not carried out on the instructions of the military departments at higher levels. He continued, "This is being handled by the military headquarters. We will take the necessary investigation and actions." The post '5 Plus 1' group denied that Monywa Palafa officer was tortured and killed appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.